Same chain. Each number is the median pickup price at the restaurants we priced in that state, not one city and not one till. About half of a chain’s price spread lives inside a single state, which is why this mode exists alongside City and Store.
Or tap the map. Same logo pins as the price map — pinch toward a town, then tap a pin.
A typical Large (14") Hand Tossed Pizza in North Carolina is $13.99; in California it is $17.49. Those are state medians across 314 restaurants and 603 restaurants, not two restaurants. Same chain, two state medians, pickup prices from Domino's own ordering system.
This page is the state, not a city and not a store. North Carolina is the median across 314 priced restaurants; California is the median across 603. About half of a chain’s price spread lives inside one state, so a North Carolina-vs-California number is the middle of two wide ranges, not a promise about the restaurant on your corner.
City or Store mode is the right tool for a restaurant on your corner, or for whether Austin is cheaper than Dallas. This page answers the coarser argument people actually have: is North Carolina Domino's cheaper than California Domino's, typically?
North Carolina as of 26 September 2026 · California as of 26 September 2026
193 overlapping items are cheaper in North Carolina as a state, 0 cheaper in California as a state, and 0 cost the same on both state medians. The biggest gap on this pair is the 32-piece Boneless Chicken: $31.99 vs $40.99.
Only items that show up at enough restaurants in both states to publish a median. Sorted by the state-to-state gap. Half of a chain’s spread is inside one state, so these medians sit in the middle of two wide ranges.
North Carolina listed 20 comparable items often enough to publish a state median that California did not. California listed 2 that North Carolina did not. Those stay off the state table rather than inventing a price for a state that barely sells them.
Common in North Carolina, not in the other state: 20oz Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Small (10") Thin Wisconsin 6-Cheese Pizza, Small (10") Thin Ultimate Pepperoni, Small (10") Thin Crust Memphis BBQ Chicken, Small (10") Thin Crust Spicy Chicken Bacon Ranch, Small (10") Thin Pizza, Small (10") Thin Philly Cheese Steak, and Small (10") Thin Spinach & Feta.
Common in California, not in the other state: 20oz Bottle Mr. Pibb and 2-Liter Mr. Pibb.
Each price is the median pickup quote at the restaurants we priced in that state, not one city and not one store. Tax is not included. A gap of a few cents on one sandwich is noise; 193 overlapping items pointing the same way is a difference between the two states.
Compare a different pair of states with the picker at the top, or drop to City or Store mode when the argument is about a town or a specific Domino's, not the whole state. The price map colours every restaurant we have.
What this does not do yet. It does not match a Big Mac to a Whopper, and it does not hunt down the cheapest restaurant for a custom order. Those are next. This page is the state-grain question: two states, same chain, median overlapping menu, different typical prices.